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Surveillance cameras, along with other equipment designed to promote safety, are scheduled to be installed at more than a dozen recreatio ...

This isn’t what you’d call a banner year for judicial ethics in Pennsylvania. With the Pennsylvania Supreme Court alre ...

In the coming weeks, FEMA begins releasing an updated version of its flood maps for the Jersey shore. These maps are used to set f ...

Construction has begun on a new state correctional facility in Pennsylvania that will replace the aging Graterford prison in Skippack Tow ...

Proposed legislation would allow police in New Jersey to search the cell phones of drivers involved in accidents to determine if they wer ...

The Pennsylvania Senate’s $2.5 billion transportation funding plan includes $2 million for bicycle and pedestrian lane planning. ...

A new poll shows support for a measure to decriminalize marijuana possession in New Jersey.   Sixty-one percent of the ...

Could some of the Philadelphia School District’s financial woes be eliminated if Gov. Tom Corbett expanded Medicaid eligibility? ...

Philadelphia’s Fire Department is expanding its resources for first responders coping with emotional stress related to their work.< ...

This list covers May 31-June 6. May 31 12:35 a.m. Residential Burglary: Unit block of E. ...

Many of us have traded our privacy away for stuff we wanted. Now, we’re receiving the bill. ...

Philadelphia’s City Controller has done an audit of the provisional ballot process in last year’s election. Close to 3 ...

After exceeding its crowd-funding goal of $26,300, South Philadelphia High School is one step closer to a rooftop farm. Principal ...

NJ Transit could soon be offering free Wi-Fi both on trains and at rail stations.  ...

The Delaware Supreme Court has ruled that the Court of Chancery was in the right to dismiss a complaint in the long-standing dispute over ...